Happy Friday. Before we break for the weekend, I’d draw your attention to Sean’s timely piece about 6G applications – or, more precisely, its capabilities. But I take issue, a …

Tech-bro loyalists won’t like it, of course, but there was a stark warning about the AI market from tech analyst Ed Zitron on CNBC recently. The gist, increasingly familiar, is …

An interesting update on HAPS – which might ring bells if you have your head in the trenches with private 5G, on the horizon with physical AI, or in the …

Back from holiday, first day of Fall, and what do we have: a couple of stories, either side of the weekend, say something about the contradictory state of the mobile …

A quick Friday news round-up, taking in telecoms and the wider AI infrastructure story. RCR Tech will also deal with the latter, so RCR Wireless shall deal with the former …

Interesting stuff in here about new US rural AI fiber access and trans-Europe AI express routes, as linked below, but these are not strictly ‘wireless’ stories, and so we will …

First, and quick (because I am about to be on holiday; praise the lord): I’d like to quote the inimitable Matt Hatton, who summarized very-well on LinkedIn the silly-buggers hash …

We could write here about Lumen, but we have written a lot about them, and it’s a lot (of good stuff, about trebling fiber miles, building global fabrics, and smashing …

Something about integration and convergence today, mostly in industrial markets, maybe in consumer ones – and partly to recommend RCR’s forthcoming NTN Integration Forum on September 8, brought to you …

You’ll know lots of this already, but it is interesting to see it written down. Open RAN is becoming more about “interface standardization rather than supplier diversification” – writes Dell’Oro …